Exporting Calendar from one computer to another computer

I want to export my Outlook 2003 calendar to my home computer Outlook 2007 on
a fairly regular basis.

Export on 2003........has some sort of security measure on it that won't let
me copy it to a flash drive........ I've copied other exported .pst files but
this one won't budge. Any suggestions welcome.

Marie

Gordon
Thu Jun 19 13:48:33 PDT 2008

"Marie" <Marie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F2CA0D37-C46C-42CF-B604-7F51BEBF8429@microsoft.com...
>I want to export my Outlook 2003 calendar to my home computer Outlook 2007
>on
> a fairly regular basis.
>
> Export on 2003........has some sort of security measure on it that won't
> let
> me copy it to a flash drive........ I've copied other exported .pst files
> but
> this one won't budge. Any suggestions welcome.
>
> Marie


If you aren't connecting to Exchange Server then don't export at all. Just
close Outlook and copy the pst file....

Marie
Thu Jun 19 15:21:01 PDT 2008

That was it. Outlook being open. Appreciate the help. Funny I can copy
other .pst's with Outlook open but not that one.

Marie

"Gordon" wrote:

> "Marie" <Marie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F2CA0D37-C46C-42CF-B604-7F51BEBF8429@microsoft.com...
> >I want to export my Outlook 2003 calendar to my home computer Outlook 2007
> >on
> > a fairly regular basis.
> >
> > Export on 2003........has some sort of security measure on it that won't
> > let
> > me copy it to a flash drive........ I've copied other exported .pst files
> > but
> > this one won't budge. Any suggestions welcome.
> >
> > Marie
>
>
> If you aren't connecting to Exchange Server then don't export at all. Just
> close Outlook and copy the pst file....
>
>

Gordon
Thu Jun 19 23:19:50 PDT 2008

"Marie" <Marie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7DE0CBDE-FAC2-4FF1-B392-5D585EF1838B@microsoft.com...
> That was it. Outlook being open. Appreciate the help. Funny I can copy
> other .pst's with Outlook open but not that one.
>

That's because it's the default delivery location that Outlook read/writes
to all the time - the others aren't.